The phrase "as we pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals or groups are coming together to share resources, ideas, or information.
Example: "As we pool our knowledge and expertise, we can develop a more comprehensive solution to the problem."
Alternatives: "as we combine" or "as we gather".
Our approach to item generation phase was different from that described in the literature, as we pooled the items of existing PROMs rather than generating ourselves.
As we pooled data of participants from all three arms and analysed by mask type, not trial arm, we did not adjust for clustering here.
33 We used the random effects model independently of the existence (I≥50%) of substantial heterogeneity between the results of trials, as we pooled the results of studies with different designs and patients' characteristics.
As we pooled all loci from the ten resequenced ENCODE regions, we were limited in investigating the possibility of regional genomic features for instance, proximity to recombination hotspots, regional nucleotide composition, and substitution rates in influencing regional mutational dynamics at repeat loci (Brandstrom et al. 2008).
I watched his eyes widen as we entered the pool for the first time.
To evaluate the association between RBC transfusion and potential determinants as well as outcomes, we pooled risk ratios or mean differences with random effect models and the Mantel-Haenszel method.
On that date, however, as we shot pool and munched peanuts I ended up having such a great time that I decided to give him a chance, and that evening the kiss was delicious.
To identify as many tissue- or developmental-specific miRNAs as possible, we pooled the total RNAs from leaf, stem, and root samples in an equal fraction ratio.
As before, we pooled all quantified sample data and ignored those that had been obtained more than 20 days after the onset of symptoms, resulting in 51 primary and 61 secondary infection samples, for a total of 112 test samples.
For analysis of associations between genotype and As metabolism, we pooled all of the data for women studied in 2004 and 2005 into one group (n = 111).
